Unraveling From A Move- Survivalist Style

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I am in Kansas now. Found a place to live and had my stuff delivered. I need to unpack and organize and all that but things are here. I feel better about things now that my guns and other valuables are (relatively) safe in a nice heavy gun safe. Having thousands of dollars of stuff in the closet of a hotel room is kind of sub optimal.

Transition related thoughts-
-Ammo is heavy, really heavy. The amount it is reasonable to move with anything less than a heavy duty V8 engine/ tranny combo and a dual axle trailer is a lot less than many of us probably have. Even then we would want to be moving other stuff also.
-Some stuff that is heavy doesn’t need to be moved. Obviously you can dump out water. Fuel can be used then replaced on the other end. It is a good way to ensure it’s all rotated and stored for the net place.
-When possible spreading out compact high value items is prudent. Even multiple not ideal locations is better than one not ideal location. A car might get burgled but the odds your car, motel room, buddy’s place and rental storage all get burgled are low. Spread out your risk.
-If at all possible (distance, time) if you can manage to have the old place and new place overlap so you can move in an orderly way that is ideal.

To Do-
-Refill fuel cans
-Solidify bug out set up and pack it in a quick to move way (totes, etc)
-Look over preparedness (as well as everyday) stuff and discard what is not needed then organize
-Acquire regional maps for my kits
-Look at new items/ quantities needed for the new location. My heating capabilities need to be beefed up.

I need to get a piece of land to stash a bunch of stuff at so I don’t have to move it around. That may actually be feasible in the not that distant future.